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  1. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � 2019 Athena++ User Meeting | Xiaoshan Huang � ( Shane W. Davis, Dong Zhang) �

  2. � Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � • Galactic Outflow : Importance in Galaxy Evolution • Galaxy properties: galaxy luminosity function • Enrichment of IGM • S tar formation feedback

  3. � Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � • Galactic Outflow : Observed Properties NGC253 � OH doublet � ( Spilker et al 2018) � ( Walter et al 2017) � • Velocity: • Cold gas: Molecular temperature �

  4. � � Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � • Galactic Outflow : Driving Mechanism. Simulation Study - Schematic Picture - Entrainment in hot wind - (Scannapieco 2015) �

  5. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � • Galactic Outflow : Driving Mechanism. Simulation Study - Entrainment in hot wind - IR Radiation from SF regions - E - IR - C - A - Magn - B - UV (Scannapieco 2015) � (Zhang et al 2018) � surviving time: when cloud lose half of its initial mass �

  6. Athena++ RHD code � • Directly Solve the multi-band RT Equation � • Couple with Hydrodynamic Equation � • Reduced Speed of Light Approximation �

  7. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � Fiducial Run � • Set-up � outflow � UV flux � outflow � close to starburst region � outflow � - Passive Scalar to track dust - Cloud - following Frame - Initial random perturbation on density - Uniform incoming radiation flux

  8. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � Density � Compression by radiation pressure è volume minimum è Re-expand by gas pressure �

  9. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � passive scalar: dust fraction • Cloud surviving time: � of cell � x direction � Radiation Flux �

  10. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � IR radiation � A very favorable acceleration condition � UV radiation � surviving time: UV radiation << IR radiation �

  11. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � • Take-away - Cold cloud being accelerated by UV radiation has significant shorter surviving time compared to IR radiation • Future Work: - Background condition? - What fraction of UV radiation in a mixing flux will destroy the cloud? - Cosmic Rays?

  12. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � • Dust escape from boundary? � solid: � dashed: �

  13. Dust sublimation happens when mixing with background � dust temperature (only showed region with dust) � T/T 0 � dusty density distribution v.s. hot dust density � cloud mass evolution �

  14. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � • Optical depth � IR radiation � UV radiation �

  15. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � • Resolution �

  16. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � • Dimension

  17. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � Fiducial Run � • Set-up � outflow � UV flux � outflow � close to starburst region � outflow � - Passive Scalar field to track dust - Cloud - following Frame - Initial random perturbation on density - Uniform incoming radiation flux

  18. Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � A very favorable IR radiation � acceleration condition � UV radiation � , Shane W. Davis) � 0.1Myr � IR radiation � Hot Wind � 0.1Myr � surviving time: UV radiation << IR radiation � (Zhang et al 2018) �

  19. � � Radiation’s Role in Accelerating Galactic Outflow � • Galactic Outflow : Driving Mechanism. Simulation Study - Entrainment in hot wind - IR Radiation from SF regions - (Scannapieco 2015) � (Zhang et al 2018) � surviving time: when cloud lose half of its initial mass � -

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